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5. For goe but a little further, in view of their Practise, and we shall alw aies finde, this Leopard keepe his spots. These men that can assume to thēselues, and digest such intollerable Titles of pride, haue not the Ingenuity, to afford the least good word to any that dissent from them, hauing neuer so well deserued. What a pudder doe they now keepe in their Indices Expurgatorii: That our King Edward the sixt must not passe for a towardly wit, because he was vnder standingly averse from their palpable superstitions. Vlrick Hutten, must not bee termed a valiant Knight, by reason of his acquaintance with Martin Luther. Nay a whole Epistle of Iohn Drusius must bee wiped away, for no other reason, (that I can finde) but that hee giues in it, to out learned King Iames, his deserued commendation. I need not trouble you with particulars, when the rule of Azorius the Iesuit runnes this in generall; That the names of reformed writers, must nor at all be mentioned, except it be to their disgrace. So well these men fit themselues, to S. Peters humility. Notwithstanding as the Popes, and his grandies, are of too high a pitch, to stoope so low; |
5. For go but a little further, in view of their Practise, and we shall alvum aies find, this Leopard keep his spots. These men that can assume to themselves, and digest such intolerable Titles of pride, have not the Ingenuity, to afford the least good word to any that dissent from them, having never so well deserved. What a pudder do they now keep in their Indices Expurgatory: That our King Edward the sixt must not pass for a towardly wit, Because he was under standingly averse from their palpable superstitions. Ulrick Hutten, must not be termed a valiant Knight, by reason of his acquaintance with Martin Luther. Nay a Whole Epistle of John Drusius must be wiped away, for no other reason, (that I can find) but that he gives in it, to out learned King James, his deserved commendation. I need not trouble you with particulars, when the Rule of azorius the Iesuit runs this in general; That the names of reformed writers, must nor At all be mentioned, except it be to their disgrace. So well these men fit themselves, to S. Peter's humility. Notwithstanding as the Popes, and his Grandees, Are of too high a pitch, to stoop so low; |
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